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General Franco installed what kind of government after the revolution in Spain?
Fascist
What kind of revolution did Francisco Franco lead in spain?
Francisco Franco led a very anti-Communist Fascist revolution.
General Franco led what kind of in Spain?
= fascist
What kind of government did Spain have before World War 2?
Right before World War II started, General Franco had just concluded the overthrow of the Second Republic of Spain and replaced it with the Fascist Francoist Spanish State. Previous to the Second Republic, Spain was consistently a monarchy since its founding in 1492 with the exception of the brief period in the early 1900s when the First Republic existed.
What kind of government did Spain adopt after its civil war?
After the Spanish Civil War, which ended in 1939, Spain adopted a dictatorship under Francisco Franco. Franco's regime was characterized by authoritarian rule, suppression of political dissent, and the establishment of a one-party state under the Falange, a fascist political movement. The government emphasized nationalism, traditional values, and Catholicism, while repressing regional identities and autonomy. This dictatorship lasted until Franco's death in 1975, after which Spain transitioned to a democratic parliamentary system.
What kind of government did Spain have between 1931 and 1939?
In the 1930s, Spain had a parliamentary democracy. It was called the Second Republic. The Second Republic was put in jeopardy by the Spanish Civil War in 1936-1939 and overthrown at the wars end by the Nationalists under Franco who established a Fascist State.
Does India need a same kind of revolution like french revolution?
does india need a same kind of revolution
What kind of government did Spain want for Mexico?
what kind of government did mexico have when spain controlled them
What kind of crops were there in the Industrial Revolution?
The kind of crops that were in the industrial revolution was corn, wheat, etc.
What kind of economy does Spain have?
Spain has a "Mixed Capitlalist Economy"
What kind of economy does Spain?
Spain has a "Mixed Capitlalist Economy"
Why is Pablo Picasso's painting Guernica called Guernica?
Guernica is the name of a small town in the way north of Spain that was bombed by the German's, with Franco's permission (leader of Spain) during World War II. Hitler wanted to test some new bombs and Franco said he could try it out on this village/town. The people had no idea - thus, Picasso's painting of the horrors of war, and the horror of a leader who would permit that kind of atrocity to take place in his own country.
